BMO Capital Markets, the 7th largest bank in North America, is partnering with the National Powersports Dealer Association (NPDA), to host a series of private roundtable discussions with select powersports dealers and BMO’s network of institutional investors. These sessions are intended to provide investors with genuine, real-world insights into the powersports industry directly from the dealer community. The conversation will focus on key OEMs and market dynamics, including brands such as Polaris, BRP, Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki and CFMOTO.
“Dealers will be asked to share candid, professional perspectives on topics such as market trends, manufacturer relationships, retail demand and future industry direction,” explains NPDA Board member Mark Sheffield. “Constructive feedback and honesty are encouraged, though participants are asked to keep all comments professional and free from personal attacks.” Sheffield says each discussion will last approximately one hour and will not be recorded.
The first roundtable is scheduled November 19th at 1 Eastern. Participation will be limited to approximately 12 dealers. NOTE This opportunity is not limited to NPDA members… Any dealer is welcome to participate. As an appreciation for participating, post meeting 2 attendees will be randomly selected to receive $250 Amazon Gift Cards. “However, as we are seeking a balanced group of medium to large dealers representing a range of brands, markets and experiences, not every dealer who completes the application will be selected,”
Dealers who are selected to participate will receive a formal digital invitation along with a follow-up email directly from Sheffield confirming their selection and providing meeting details. Attendance is currently limited to active, franchised powersports dealerships. While any department manager is welcome to apply, preference in the selection process will be given to dealership owners and general managers to ensure strategic-level discussion and representation.
If you are interested in attending, please complete this short application:
